Warehouse Cleaning Operative overseas

Warehouse Cleaning Operative overseas


Company
On Consulting (Pty) Ltd
Location
Gqeberha
Posted
7 days ago
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Job Description
Position: Warehouse Cleaning Operative to work overseas.
Location: Gqeberha

Warehouse Cleaning Operative to work overseas.

Port Elizabeth, South Africa | Posted on 01/05/2026

J ob is for men, women / Experience is not required.

WeCleaning Operatives to join the team. In your new role, you will be working within a warehouse environment with our cleaning team.

Job description:

Your duties will include cleaning canteens, warehouse, machinery, and wash rooms, hoovering and sweeping the warehouse/office areas, managing waste disposal, and basic sanitation. You will use appropriate cleaning equipment, materials, and chemicals, and ensure that all equipment is kept clean, well maintained, and in safe working order. You’ll need to react quickly to call-outs and comply with all Health & Safety policies.

Willing to apply for a passport.
Willing to work overseas in Europe.
Similar experience is preferred but not essential, as full training will be given.
Basic English command (oral & written)
Good level of general health
Be confident & friendly
Willing to work overtime when required.

Monthly salary: R20 000-R35000.

Work schedule:

Various shifts available. 10 hours per shift, six days/week Hostel-like accommodation/rooms are intended for 2-3 people, provided by the employer/ Utility fees are covered by the employee.
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